Nathan Albanese Unveils Bold New Look!

Nathan Albanese was by his father's side as the Federal Budget was handed down on Tuesday night. 

The son of Prime Minister  was sporting a new look as he supported his dad at Parliament House in Canberra. 

The 25-year-old Business Administration graduate has added a moustache to his previously clean-shaven face. 

He is also sporting a very trendy mullet, having shorn back the neat haircut he was sporting in recent years. 

Nathan was smartly dressed for the sombre occasion in a black suit and white shirt, worn with a tie. 

He sat alongside , ' wife Laura and son as the Federal Budget was handed down. 

Last year, it was suggested that Nathan may have political aspirations of his own when he joined the PM at Parliament House ahead of the first sitting week of the new parliament in July, leaving many to wonder exactly why.

Nathan was photographed walking alongside his father during a choreographed photo opportunity in Canberra on the chilly winter morning, just before official proceedings began. 

The photos renewed interest in Nathan's future, with some wondering if he's preparing to step further into the public eye, perhaps even considering a political career.

Nathan works for after completing an internship at consultancy giant PwC.

Albanese also pulled some strings back when he was Opposition Leader to secure an internship for Nathan at PwC, after speaking with the company's government relations boss, according to the Australian Financial Review.

The following year, however, the university graduate was involuntarily dragged back into the public eye after Albanese got him a membership to the Chairman's Lounge from his mate Alan Joyce - a privilege typically reserved for celebrities, executives and big-name politicians.

At the time, many Aussies accused Nathan of being a 'nepo baby' due to his dad's help, but others argued it was the kind of thing most parents would do for their kids if they had the influence. 

Politicians' children are usually off limits to prying reporters, but Albanese has shown a readiness to wheel his son out to the public when convenient.